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I guess, like you, that it happens, but I haven’t seen it in the smallest startups to very large enterprises. They all say, like everyone on HN, that they do al
by tluyben2 5y ago
I guess, like you, that it happens, but I haven’t seen it in the smallest startups to very large enterprises. They all say, like everyone on HN, that they do all of this, but it is more a wish than reality as far as I have ever seen (30+ years, tech consulting in 100s of companies, for 1 person shop to 100000+ employee enterprise). The stories are always of similarly ‘utopia’ style coming in but when actually in there, nothing of that happens.
- datavirtue 5y agoExactly, the useful documentation I have seen is from devs recording a clusterfuck solution in a wiki so they remember how to handle it again in six months. But that is just in large companies. It has the side effect of being useful to me when I find it in search. Documenting actual software? LMAO!! It moves so fast that it is impossible for anyone to capture it.